Fatal Breach

A Sydney Rye Mystery, Book 14

De: Emily Kimelman

Narrado por: Sonja Field

I am desperate for freedom, for peace, and for justice. As I leave captivity and step into the bright sun-filled day, a wave of relief washes over me. I am not free yet, though. Walking between barbed wire topped walls toward the exit gate, I breathe in fresh air, preparing for the next challenge. An enemy posing as a lover waits for me. I will evade him, though.

Robert Maxim meets me at the prison gate, his smile predatory and victorious. I blank my mind. If I think about my plan, Robert will see it on my face. He expects me to do something—it's part of the fun for him. Is this fun for me, too? Robert captures my hand, pulling it into his lap.

"Sydney," his voice is serious, and I turn to look at him.

"I recognize this isn't what you wanted." I huff a laugh.

"You're so observant Robert, was it the threat of giving birth in prison, or just the regular old forcing me to marry you?"

I hold my chin with my free hand, pretending to be really thinking.

"I wonder if I'm being triggered by the fact that you're treating me like an object rather than a person."

"Sydney," his voice is lower now, a warning. I have to look away to keep the thoughts bubbling up in my mind hidden from him. You will learn that I am not an object. Only a thinking, feeling, sentient being can ruin you the way I plan to.

P.S. The dog does not die.

Beware: If you can’t handle a few f-bombs, you can’t handle this series.

©2021 Emily Kimelman (P)2022 Emily Kimelman

Great series

This series is one of the best series I have ever read. What great stories.

From the writing to the narrating everything A+

I have devoured the first 14 books in the Sydney Rye series by Emily Kimmelman. It has been far too long since I have lost myself in a fiction series but Emily knew what she was doing when she wrote this one. At no point did I get bored or frustrated or wish the books would end. On the contrary, I found myself wishing there was more even though the books are all quite long, usually at least 20 hours of "read time" on audible per book. I am thoroughly impressed by the narrator's skills in doing different voices and making it believable. I cannot wait until book 15 and 16 are on audible.

The Struggle is Real

In Sydney’s quest to have something like a normal, safe, life she realizes that normal is not an option and she’ll have to figure that out for herself and her baby. I love that she is tough, badass and strong, but also flawed with the same fears we all have.

Whew! Couldn’t stop listening to this one

Each book just gets better and better. The subjects, the characters, the jaw on the floor moments, I’m sooo here for it. Great job again Emily Kimelman! Already bought the next one.

War a wild ride!

It took me a while to write a review for this book. The reason being is there was so much going on, and so many emotions. I really love these characters, and the more you get pulled into the book the more your emotions get tied into it! Once again, the narration is perfect. The story comes alive for you and you can’t wait to find out what happens next!

Love this series

Engaging, informative, excellent. The narrator is out of this world. I enjoy all of them and can never wait to get to the next one.

Meh.

I loved the first half of this series, but after this book I feel like it has officially jumped the shark. If it weren't for the incredible narration I probably would have quit listening around book 10. The last few books could have been combined in my opinion.

not as good as the others, too short.

This seems to be running out of ideas, it was too short and lacked the pizza of the other books in the series.